Services
Five services from one engineer
I am one engineer, working end to end. These are the five things I take on, from a small WordPress fix to a whole platform. Each one has its own page with scope, limits and answers.
The five services
WordPress and technical SEO
Custom themes and plugins, lean custom APIs instead of the heavy default REST output, performance, security and technical SEO. A good first project, with a path to a native app later. Custom WordPress development and technical SEO.
Mobile apps
React Native for iOS and Android. NativePress turns a WordPress site into a real native app without a WebView. React Native app development.
Real-time and backend
Node.js and WebSocket, vanilla PHP when you want the lightest server, and Python tools where they fit. Real-time backend development.
AI features
AI added on top of a system you already run, or designed in from the start. Only where it saves time or answers a real question. Adding AI features to your product.
Platforms and SDKs
The whole system, designed down to the SDK: real-time arenas, user identity and integration with your existing product. Community platforms and SDKs.
How a project runs
Every project follows the same four steps. You see the plan in writing before any code is written.
- Consult. A free tech-stack consult. You describe the idea or the system. I reply with a one-page recommendation.
- Written scope and price. A fixed scope and a price in writing, before code. You approve it first.
- Build. I build in milestones and test as I go.
- Handover. A tested release, a rollback plan and docs. You keep your accounts, hosting and domain.
The longer version is on How I work.
What I do not build
Store apps for iOS and Android are built with React Native. I do not build native Swift, Kotlin or Java apps. Web apps are web or PWA. I do not guarantee downloads, traffic or rankings.
Where I work
I am based in the San Francisco Bay Area.
See also
You can also see the finished products first on the demo page, or read how the Sample Orders API is documented.
Questions
Do I need to know my tech stack before I ask?
No. You can describe the idea or the system you run. The free consult ends with a one-page written recommendation that names a suggested stack, the reasons, the main risks and what to build first.
Who owns the accounts, hosting and domain?
You do. Client accounts, hosting and domain stay with the client. I work inside them, and the handover includes docs so someone else can run the result.
Do you guarantee rankings, traffic or app downloads?
No. I do not guarantee rankings, traffic, downloads or store approval. I can describe what I will build and how I will test it. Results depend on things outside the code.
Start with the free consult
Tell me what you want to build. No obligation, no pitch.
Book the free consult